(Headline across columns 1 - 3) Hold Ceremony HONOMAKAU, HAWAII, Dec. 5- About 200 relatives and friends of the Kohala high school Girl Re- serve and HI-Y club members at- tended the joint recognition and candle lighting ceremony of these two organizations held at the Hono- makau gymnasium Friday evening. The Girl Reserves, dressed in white and wearing traditional blue tie, and the Hi-Y boys in white shirts and dark trousers, and each carrying a candle, made an im- pressive picture as the marched into the hall. The procession was led by Kazue Hashimoto. Mamoru Shimokusu, Haruko Higa and Silchi Hanano, the four presidents of the senior and junior Girl Reserves and Hi-Y clubs. General chairman was Geraldine Mikaru, assisted by Miss Edna Co- der, adviser of the Senior Girl Re- serves. Aiko Nakagawa was in charge of the invitations, and Tateo Takahashi, lighting. YWCA council members who took charge of thoe decorations were Mrs. J. Scott B. Pratt, Mrs. Robert Cush- nie and Mrs. Jack W. Sanborn, Mrs. Oswald A, Hind, Mrs. Robert Cush- nie and Harry Chuck helped to supply transportation for the stu- dents. Inducted as new members were: Girl Reserves-Setsuko Yamanaka, Eva Takemoto, Eva Heirakuji, Ki- mie Shigehara, Teruko Yoneda, Janice Uehara, Ruth Heirakuji, Florence Heirakuji, Kazuyo Yama- nano, Asako Yoneda, Margaret Sanemitsu, Jean Omura, Mineko Harada, Toshiko Gushiken, Katsue Oshiro, Healani Naipo, Tsuruko Arakawa and Hideko Hirano. Hi-Y boys--Misugi Murobayshi, Mitsuru Hirano, Mitsuru Fujimoto, Richard Hashimoto, Raymond Ha- shimoto, Bunkichi Sakuma, Shojin Tanouye, Richard Kawasaki, Rich- ard Heirakuji and Thomas Higa. Personals KAPAAU, Hawaii, Dec. 5.--Mr. and Mrs. Mew On Yap and young son, Rupert, spent last week visit- ing friends and relatives in Kona and Hilo. While in Hilo they were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Wung. Masato Harada and Takeo Hara- da, sons of Mr. and Mrs. K. Harada of Halaula, left on Friday’s steamer from Mahukona to visit Honolulu. Mrs. Bert S. Southwick was a vis- itorto Hilo on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Cushnie re- turned Sunday by way of Hilo after spending a three month vacation on the mainland. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forbes Jr. of Paauhau were visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Bowman Jr. and children, Ann and Scotty, accompanied by Miss Pat Achilles, were visitors to Kawaihae beach Sunday. Ronald K. von Holt left for Hono- lulu on Sunday’s Hawaii from Ka- waihae. Mrs. William A. Mair and two children of Lahaina, Maui, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Cushnie at Pahala, arrived Sunday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith at Kahei. Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott B. Pratt, Mrs. Carroll A. Low and Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ednie an son, James, visited Kawaihae on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Hideo Naito spent the weekend with relatives in Hilo. Aiko Nakagawa spent the week- end with her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Mizugu- chi, at Hakalau. Mrs. George Milne, Mrs. Jack W. Sanborn and Mrs. William P. Ednie spent Monday in Hilo. Mrs. Kinichi Sakai motored to Hilo on Monday to attend a meet- ing of the Big Island Public Health Nurses association. Frank Ishii returned by Monday’s plane to Hilo after spending his an- nual vacation in Honolulu. Mr. Ishii is a clerk in the Kohala Sugar Co.’s office. Dr. and Mrs. Ivar J. Larsen were visitors to Hilo on Tuesday. Thanksgiving Dinner (Special Star-Bulletin Correspondence) KAIOPIHI, Hawaii, Dec. 5.--The annual young people’s Thanksgiving dinner was held Saturday evening at the Yee memorial hall. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Sakal Hayashi, Mrs. Chong Seu Leu, Mrs. Ah Sing Kon, Mrs. K. L. Yee, the Misses Jean Tamanaha, Marjorie Kamimura, At- suko Shimogawa, Tomie Uehara, Ruth Sugata, Hanako Toyama, Do- reen Yee, Satsuki Shishido and Sally Furusho. The Rev. Paul Morimoto, Kameto Sufata, S. Yokoyama, Seichi Hashi- moto, Masao Uehara, Tatsue Toya- ma, Ichiro Maeda, Hiroshi Eno- moto, Saburo Toyama, Sadao Goya, Franklyn Enomoto and Sadaichi Goya. PILES Check Itching and Soreness This Wonderful Way! “Ah! What relief,” you’ll say! What re- lief from the pain and soreness of piles: What relief from the mad- dening itching! Pazo Ointment really does marvels for the relief of pile distress. Yes it allays the pain and sore- ness almost upon touch. It relieves the torturous itching in a matter of sec- onds. Pazo works because it is threefold in effect. First, it sooths the sore and inflamed parts. Second, it lubricates and softens the hardened, dried and cracked parts. Third, it tends to check many cases of bleeding. Just try Pazo and see how splendid it is! You’ll be able to walk, stand, sit and sleep comfortably. Get Pazo at any drug- store, a few cents a tube. (You can also get it in suppository form if you prefer that form.) Get Pazo today and enjoy relief from Pile Misery. (End of Column 1) |
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